Sergio Vega, hopes his wife can survive in the United States.

Social networks were the space in which Sergio Vega was able to find hope for the crisis he is going through due to the health of his wife, Paula Duran, who was diagnosed with a month to live due to a tumor in her They found it in his headWhich turned out to be brain cancer, in addition to stomach cancer, which was also discovered.

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The Colombian who lives with her and her children in California, US, used her own Instagram To ask Petro’s government to help him so that his parents and father-in-law can travel to the lands of North America to visit her in her last days. In fact, Vega announced He is already making arrangements with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and getting the document as soon as possible.

This man’s story has flown across the country And in Noticias Caracol he gives details of his life. First of all, he thanked everyone involved in his cause: “We are here fighting, full of faith and I want to thank all the people who have been with us. I felt supported. We joined this cause for my wife’s health. We want my parents and hers here.”

In addition, he affirmed his desire for his wife to have a memorable last month: “We want to make the most of it, we don’t know if we’re going to have it for a month, a year, or 10. We just want to enjoy it and we want that feeling to never go away.” He smiled. And if she goes out, I will do everything in my power to make her happy in the last days.”

In an interview with Noticias Caracol, Sergio Vega tells why he and his wife, Paula Duran, left Colombia and reveals the nature of his life in California, USA

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Finally, he gave details of the reasons why he and his wife went to this country to live: “We came to the United States for better opportunities. In Colombia, the pandemic affected us a lot. We had blackouts on the Neiva where we lived, and we no longer gave Water We got to the US and angels appeared to us and we met someone who was a great help. We make donuts and sell them in a car, and I also work in the sports field.